A mouse should be fun and playful, and Logitech’s new “Play Collection Mice” are just that and more.
I’m even using a new word I’ve created to describe them, “funtastic.” They really are fun and fantastic, and great to put to use.
The Logitech, 2015 Play Collection Mice, bring bright colors and a barrel of fun to your work station. This is the seventh annual version of their popular collection and it features new, playful characters to go with modern patterns on two of Logitech’ mice. These aren’t just run of the mill mice as you can choose from the Logitech Wireless Mouse M325c and Logitech Wireless Mouse M317c.
Two great mice and a great price.
Hey I made a rhyme.
Logitech is on to something as navigating web pages has never been so enjoyable, with the new patterns and colors, to go along with with the comfortable shape in your hand and precise scrolling and tracking.
The 2015 Logitech Play Collection mice are compatible with Microsoft Windows, Mac, Chrome OS or Linux, and more good news as they can be used up to 33 feet away and still maintain a reliable connection.
“Our goal was to evoke a little fun, and remind you to smile when you’re using your mouse,” said Charlotte Johs, global vice president of computer peripherals at Logitech. “We combined a splash of color, a touch of playfulness and a dash of spirit to create this year’s 2015 Logitech Play Collection. The color combinations and designs are inspiring, cheerful, and add personality to your desk.”
Logitech’s M325c and M317c are two of the best mice on the market and to get them with these unique designs is a definite plus.
The mice made a big splash at Milan Design Week, as attendees were impressed by the playful themes and elements which led to the new approach for the in-house creation of the 2015 Play Collection.
Logitech also says the life of the mouse’s battery should be about 18 months.
Go to logitech.com and see all the models and the wide variety to pick from. Starting at $29.99, this is a strong buy for those that need a wireless mouse that looks as good as it performs.
Logitech gives their mice a makeover (Photo by Rick Limpert)